A Rockefeller Mini-Grant funded Uganda's premier dance-theater company, Tabu Flo Dance Crew, for a two-week residency at Dartmouth. Tabu Flo Dance Crew tackled issues of identity and culture through performances, workshops, and discussions that engaged with students from all over campus.
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"Speaking up about these security vulnerabilities helps ensure that policy makers and voting tech manufacturers will use more secure technology in future elections."
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"During my internship, I was able to further explore my career aspirations by meeting a plethora of junior officers and enlisted personnel in the US Navy. I participated in Command PT and even completed the Navy Physical Readiness Test (PRT) at Joint-Base Anacostia Bolling."
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"By attending a mix of keynote speeches, panels, and workshops offered at the ISSRDC, I now have a firm grasp on the current state of the International Space Station and the research opportunities available onboard."
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Yale sociology professor Elijah Anderson will deliver the keynote address from 4 to 5:30 p.m. on Friday, Sept. 22, in Rockefeller 003. Anderson’s address is free and open to the public.
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"Working for the Brookings Institution was an invaluable experience that taught me a great deal about myself and about public policy. The higher-level research I was doing gave me a better understanding of the industry, and made me feel like I could make a real difference."
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Welcome to Dartmouth! Amazing opportunities are available at the Rockefeller Center: the Public Policy minor, the Policy Research Shop, distinguished visitors to campus, student-led projects, and a broad range of internship, training and leadership development opportunities.
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“Not only did I learn the analytical and technical skills necessary to run computationally heavy simulations and simplify a regional industry to a set of 19 parameters, I also recognized how few of the factors that affect a disease are under human control.”
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The Rockefeller Center hosted a summer conference to help students translate their interests into careers with meaning and impact. Students were able to learn from a group of young alumni about their career choices and how they are using their liberal arts degrees.
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“I conducted research on various health laws and policies, wrote reports on my findings, and attended many health-related conferences. I had the opportunity to write an article about the current health law debate that has been published in the Huffington Post.”
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Lewis Feldstein, the Rockefeller Center 2016-2017 Perkins Bass Distinguished Visitor, delivered the Perkins Bass 1934 Lecture on Tuesday, August 1 entitled “Viewing the World Through a Social Capital Lens: Who You Know Matters, Community Building Counts.”
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"An important part of my internship was learning about international trade and its attachment to public policy agendas. During the internship, I’ve learned about the intricacies of international trade and how it is informed by, at times, volatile political climates.”
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The Rockefeller Center Library is intended as an electronic gateway to the research and reports produced by the Center.
The Class of 1964 Policy Research Shop (PRS) is a student-staffed, faculty-mentored research enterprise that allows students to engage directly in the public policymaking processes in Vermont and New Hampshire.